John Adams

Rebeca Muir

Yes. John Quincy Adams was the sixth US President, in office from March 4, 1825 until March 4, 1829. His father, John Adams, was the second US President, from March 4, 1797 until March 4, 1801.

he inventer tar and in the 1750 he produce speed bumps which help people to get to and from there homes or work

I am not sure what you want to know. John and Abigail wrote about almost every topic including politics, principles of government, and day to day family matters. Abigail was not afraid to give her woman's viewpoint. These letters represent the correspondence of a founding father of the US and an articulate, thoughtful wife. BTW, most,if not all, of the letters have been transcribed and are available on line.

John Adams could see that it was a violation of the universal rights of man to hold other human beings in bondage. Perhaps unfairly, I add that he had no personal economic interests in supporting slavery.

No. It was established by Congress in 1777. After the war the the navy was disbanded, but 11 years later there was a need for a navy and the Naval act of 1794 was passed.

George Washington was a demi-god. He was a national hero and was the unanimous choice for President, serving two terms. He could probably have served for life, but refused. He also looked the part, being tall and athletic. Adams was short and fat and won a close election against Jefferson. He did not have the unanimous support the Washington had .

After the infamous XYZ affair, John Adams was faced with many urges to declare war on France. However, he took Washington's farewell address advice into consideration (stay neutral with all foreign countries) and negotiated a settlement rather than partake in a war.

Samuel Adams and John Adams were second cousins. John Adams was James Adams father, John Quincy Adams was also John Adams son and James Adams brother.

no there weren't brothers

Martin Van Buren was Vice-President-Elect at the time of Calhoun's resignation. However, the vice presidency remained vacant during the 2+ months until inauguration day.

The four Alien and Sedition Acts (1798) were designed to prevent public expressions against Federalist policies during the Quasi-War with France. To the extent that they criminalized dissent and threatened new immigrants, they impinged upon the concepts of free speech and the rights of states in the US.

John Quincy Adams NEVER ran to president in the sense this question is presented. JQA believed the office should seek the man; the man would demonstrate his unworthiness by "running" for office.

The only currency that John Adams is on is the 2007 dollar coin. This coin is no longer minted, but is in circulation.

I'm trying to find out too and I know it says in David McCullough's Biography of him but I can't remember what it was. I remember it was something that not many people liked and he developed the habit of drinking it while studying at Harvard. I'll have to search the book.

I think it was apple cider.

Yes, they were husband and wife. John and Abigail Adams were married on October 25th, 1764; they had a son John Quincy Adams. John Adams became the second US president, and John Quincy Adams became the sixth president. By all accounts, John and Abigail had a very close and loving relationship, in which they wrote more than a thousand letters to each other (John's work as a diplomat and then as president required him to travel for extended periods of time). I enclose a link to some of their correspondence.

aftre the war for abigail adams was partly normal but right after the war her husband john adams was helping write the continential corgress and decleleration ofr indipendence AND THAT TOOK ANOTHER 6 YEARS.

and after that her husband ran for president and made it and sadly in 1818 october 25th she died and six years after she died her son john quincy adams became president and abigail adams is famous because there are only 2 women yet that have been a first lady and the mother of a president.

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he set examples for other presidents to follow

Like his predecessor George Washington, John Adams lived in "The President's House" in Philadelphia prior to moving into the White House in Washington near the end of his Presidency.

"The President's House" no longer exists but once stood where the current Liberty Bell Center sits.

Samuel Adams was a leader for Patriots, he is well known as the founder of Sons of Liberty, who were against King George III

He wrote descriptions and impressions of events and men.

He was the leader of Massachusetts Whigs.

He wrote four articles in Boston gazette.

He made an important speech about stamp act.

He defended Boston soldiers wrongly accused of murder.

He promoted the union of the colonies.

He seconded the nomination of George Washington.

He was impatient to get the colonies separated from great Britain.

He was all for the declaration of independence.

He formed a subcommittee.

He helped secure a treaty with France.

He made Netherlands recognize America as an independent country.

He became second president of the USA.

Samuel Adams is also known as "Father of American Revolution". The tyranny of England and his speeches drew many American colonists to fight for their freedom. He was born at the date of September 27, 1722. He was born in Boston, Massachuetts.

Abigail Adams wrote this angry letter to John Adams

62 years old. His nickname was old man Eloquent. Please give me a trust point.